CO2: How are the wells permitted and how is it stored underground? — Ep. 62
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Geologist Corey Shircliff discusses the permitting of Class VI wells for CO2 injection and its implications for forestry and biofuels.
Send us Fan Mail Geologist Corey Shircliff works for Cavern Solutions in Baton Rouge and was a guest speaker at the LFA's convention in August 2025. A former state employee who worked with permitting wells in Louisiana, she has great knowledge about the new permits concerning Class VI wells that allow for injection of CO2 underground. This subject is topical in forestry as some companies looking to turn wood into biofuels would use residuals and small-diameter wood — pulpwood — such as paper ...
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Host: Jeff Zeringue
Guest: Corey Shircliff
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Organizations: Cavern Solutions
Products: biofuels, pulpwood
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